The answer to the October Guess-the-Artist Contest question "which traditional craft is featured on the beautiful two-sided wallet made by Rankin Inlet elder Monica Ugjuk" was beading. Read more after the jump!
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The answer to the October Guess-the-Artist Contest question "which traditional craft is featured on the beautiful two-sided wallet made by Rankin Inlet elder Monica Ugjuk" was beading. Read more after the jump!
The answer to our September Guess-the-Artist Contest was Andrew Qappik. Find out more after the jump!
The answer to our August Guess-the-Artist Contest question "which of these late great Nunavut artists inspired the theme of the 2013 Nunavut Arts Festival Enchanted Owl" was the late Kenojuak Ashevak.
The artist from our June Guess-the-Artist Contest was Gwen Tikhak from Cambridge Bay!